Offline should mean the full strategy loop
A proper offline strategy game keeps construction, combat, progression, and saving on the device. Jianghu Pass is built around a shared production game bundle: its stronghold economy, freeform defenses, Builder assignments, and enemy deployments do not require a remote simulation server.
The free Web edition is already playable online. A compact Windows WebView2 executable and signed Android APK are planned as paid, ad-free offline packages; purchasing is not open until a payment and private delivery platform is selected.
PC, Android, local saves, and no advertising
For PC players, the target is a lightweight Windows 10 or 11 x64 game that uses the system WebView2 runtime instead of bundling a second browser engine. For Android players, the target is a signed package that can start without an account or advertising SDK.
Campaign saves remain local to each installation. That avoids a mandatory login, but it also means Web, Windows, and Android progress does not automatically transfer between devices.
An offline RTS and tower-defense hybrid
Jianghu Pass combines real-time stronghold management with base defense. You place walls, barricades, watchposts, and towers; manage timber, iron, herbs, and silver; and direct workers and guards while overlapping enemy groups attack different objectives.
This makes it relevant to searches for offline base-building games, resource-management strategy games, medieval defense games, and wave-based survival games—not only conventional fixed-path tower defense.